McGregor Wool and Mohair Association Formed
McGregor Wool and Mohair Association organized by McLennan County sheepmen in western McLennan. Officers: President John D. Mann, Vice President Ramsey Alexander, Secretary-Treasurer George England. Signatures total 25,000 pounds with potential to reach 100,000 pounds before the sale set for April 15.
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Waco
Texas
McLennan County
McGregor Wool and Mohair Association
McGregor
John D. Mann
Ramsey Alexander
George England
Estimated US school teacher count given as 752000
An estimate places the number of school teachers in the United States at 752,000. This figure reflects nationwide staffing levels across primary and secondary education sectors.
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United States
Card of Thanks for kindness after loss
The family of John Cooper and daughters express deep gratitude to those who helped during and after the illness and passing of their wife and mother. They thank everyone for deeds and words and wish God’s blessings on all who offered support.
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John Cooper and Daughters
Georgia Named After King George II of England
Georgia was named in honor of King George II of England. The designation reflects colonial ties and the era’s influence on American place names.
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Georgia
King George II of
England
Re discovery of Texas fossils by UT geologist
W S Adkins University of Texas geologist returns from a tour of major U S and European museums with a large cache of Jost Texas cretaceous specimens. He located lost Shumard fossils at Philadelphia and plans casts and photos before returning items to the Philadelphia Academy of Science.
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Austin
Texas
W. S. Adkins
University of Texas
Europe
Philadelphia Academy of Science
University Bureau of Economic Geology
Philadelphia Academy
Adkins
Guggenheim
England
Germany
United States
University of
Bonn
University of Gottingen
London Museum
Ferdinand Roemer
Jules Moreau
C. E. Giebel
Rudolph Lasswitz
University of Bonn
George Stolley
Travis County
Barton Creek
Krantz
W. M. Gable
T. A. Conrad
Conrad
S. G. Morton
B. F. Shumard
Shumard
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
New York
India
Africa
America
Meissner’s piano can mimic many instruments in new electric system
A New Jersey inventor demonstrated a piano that, when struck, converts string vibrations into electric signals to drive a loudspeaker, producing sustained tones and timbral likeness to flute, horn, or organ. Filters and increased amplification allow organlike volume and instrument diverse sounds.
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American Insitute of Electrical Engineers
New York City
Benjamin Meissner
Short Hills
New Jersey
Meissner
O. H. Caldwell
Folk Lore Society
London
M. E. Durham
Miss Durham
Himsel
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Johns Hopkins University
W. H. Lewis
Lewis
Song Tradition Roots in Churches Across Congregations
A note on Negro spirituals noting they were largely created within church communities as a single initiator starts a line and the rest follow, reflecting collective authorship and communal practice.
King barred from England’s own House of Commons
In England a place exists where His Majesty the King cannot enter and where his presence would be bitterly resented the House of Commons reflectively denies royal access.
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England
House of Commons
Massachusetts Nautical School Marks 40 Years at Sea
The Massachusetts Nautical School, training youths as officers for the American Merchant Marine, celebrates four decades of continuous operation.
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Masachusetts Nautical School
Californian Invents Reflective Bank Teller Cage
A Californian inventor creates a bank teller cage allowing the outside observer to see only the occupant in a mirror reflection. The device aims to deter bandits by obstructing direct visibility while keeping the teller aware of surroundings.
Honor roll lists students at Turkey Creek School
The Turkey Creek School honor rolls for the fourth and fifth months include multiple students across grades with names such as John Martin Huse Ole Bakke Jr Ethel Mae Thompson Oscar Olson and Faye Bakke The PTA met with Norse PTA and a program is set for Friday April 1 at 7 30 near-term illness noted as colds and flu with hopes of no relapse and mention of Interscholastic League participation benefits.
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John Martin Huse
Ole Bakke Jr
Ethel Mae Thompson
Daulma Faye Canute
Oscar Olson
Mary Belle Huse
Thelma Thompson
Olive Jurdis Dahl
Faye Bakke
Elmyra Bronstad
Castelle Canuteson
Ethel Bronstad
Esther Mae Thompson
Daulma Faye Canuteson
Turkey Creek P. T. A
Norse P. T. A
Norse
Turkey Creek
Wallace family thanks neighbors for kindness after death
The Wallace family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the illness and after the death of Mr. J. M. Wallace. Messages of comfort and help are deeply appreciated by Mrs. Ed Stapp and all Wallace relatives. The note lists many family members and their spouses. The second item notes the University of Pittsburgh's new 41 story building as the world's tallest schoolhouse.
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Wallace
J. M. Wallace
Ed Stapp
Yaney Wallace
G. C. Ferguson
N. T. Wallace
M. L. Wallace
Joe Ryan
T. B. Turner
University of Pittsburg
Soviet Women Quit Kitchen for Factory Work in Moscow Census
Moscow shows a major shift as housewives plummet from 290000 in 1930 to 100000 by end of 1931. government drives pull women into industry, with 63 laundries replacing work of 41000 housewives. Factory kitchens, dining rooms, nurseries expand to support female workers. Some mothers study at night, living in factory nurseries for weekdays. Officials aim to halve the 1931 figure by end of 1932.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Soviet Union
Two Hemispheres Shared Few Domesticates Before 1492
Collier's notes that despite long human habitation in both hemispheres, only the dog crossed the hemispheric gap for common food plants and domesticated animals prior to 1492, highlighting the rarity of parallel agricultural development.
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Frestone
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Chevrolet
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Whippet la Salle
Plymout Packard Erekine
Plymouth Pierce A
Chandler DeSoto
Buick
Dodge Pierce
Cardner
Marmon
Oakland
Peerleas
U.S
Voice of Firestone
Cnb.c
A.G. Gilliam Motor Co
Clifton, Texas
W. V. Eagle
Turkey Creek School News
Mrs. V. L. Wallace and Family
Bakerwell
Mineral Wells Water Company
Baker Hotel
Mineral Wells
BABY
Clifton Chick Hatchery
P. L. Elder
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